Teltonika TWCT22 Owner's manual

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TWCT22UserProgramming
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CharterControls
MurrayGreenhill
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Copyrightc2009UAB„Teltonika“.
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Disclaimer:
TheuseofAlarmMonitoringandControlSystemTWCT22isatsolediscretionoftheuser.Teltonika
cannotbeheldresponsibleforanydamagesarisingduetouseofAlarmMonitoringandControl
SystemTWCT22.Thereforeanyliabilityclaimswouldbediscarded.

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TableofContents
Legalnotice: ...........................................................................................................................................2
Disclaimer: .............................................................................................................................................2
1.Attention ................................................................................................................................................4
2.SafetyInstructions .................................................................................................................................4
2.1.Disconnectionsfromthemainsupply ............................................................................................ 5
3.Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................5
4.TechnicalSpecification...........................................................................................................................5
5.UsingCOMporttoconfigure .................................................................................................................7
5.1ServerProgram ................................................................................................................................7
6.Programming .........................................................................................................................................8
6.1HomeScreen....................................................................................................................................8
6.2Programmingorder.......................................................................................................................... 8
6.3SettingupUsers ............................................................................................................................... 8
6.4Events.............................................................................................................................................10
6.4.1AnalogEvents..........................................................................................................................10
6.4.2DigitalEvents...........................................................................................................................11
6.4.3MessageEvent ........................................................................................................................12
6.4.4TimerEvent .............................................................................................................................13
6.5Actions ...........................................................................................................................................14
6.5.1ROUTAction............................................................................................................................14
6.5.2MessageAction.......................................................................................................................15
6.6Logics..............................................................................................................................................16
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1.Attention
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All wireless devices for data transferring are susceptible to interference, which
could affect performance
Only qualified personnel may install or repair this product
The device is not water-resistant. Keep it dry.
Do not mount or serve device during a thunderbolt.
2.SafetyInstructions
This section will provide guidelines on how to use TWCT22 device safely. The device in used
in restricted access location. We suggest you to adhere to following recommendations so as
to avoid any damage to person or property. You have to be familiar with the safety
requirements before you start using the device!
Installation and technical support of the device can be performed only by a
qualified personnel or a person who has enough knowledge about this device and
safety requirements.
All the associated (interconnected) equipment, PC and power supply units (PSU)
shell comply with requirements of standard LST EN 60950-1. TWCT22 can be
used for configurations on first (Personal Computer) or second (Notebook)
computer safety class.
To avoid mechanical damage of the device, it is recommended to transport the device packed
in damage proof pack. While using the device, place it such that the LED’s are visible to the
user. It’s because these LED’s provide information about the working modes and conditions of
the device. Signal level of the TWCT22 depends on the environment in which it is working. If
the device fails to work properly only qualified personnel may repair this product. We
recommend to disconnect the device and forward it to repair centre or to the manufacturer.
Against short-circuit and earth fault shall by provided a two-pole short-circuit back-up
protection device in a building installation device. The disconnect device shell have contact
separation of at least 3mm. The disconnect device shall be installed near the equipment and
shall be easily accessible.

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2.1.Disconnectionsfromthemainsupply
The device is disconnected from the main supply in the following order: primarily peripheral
devices are disconnected and lastly the device. For example:
• In the AC main supply the relays circuit is disconnected by short-circuit back-up
protection deviceSF2, later the device and all sensors are disconnected by SF1 (figure
6.4.1).
• In the DC main supply the relays circuit is disconnected by SF2, later the device and
all sensors are disconnected by SF1 (figure 6.4.2).
• When PC is connected
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3.Introduction
TWCT22isacompactalarmmonitoringandremotecontroldeviceforelectronicequipmentswith
supportofShortMessages(SMS),phonecalls,e‐mailsandGPRSconnections.Thedeviceis
configurablethroughinternalWEBserverinterfaceviaGSMnetworkandRS232interface.Multiple
userscaninterrogateTWCT22orbenotifiedonconfigurable“Events”.
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4.TechnicalSpecification
Supply 24V ±10% ■200mA
Power consumption max 5W
Wireless modem:
Quad Band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz)
4 digital inputs
• Input resistance 10kN
• “0” (false) 0 – 3Vdc
• “1” (true) 3 - 26Vdc
• Connector: terminal blocks
2 Analog inputs.
• Voltage mode
Input resistance 60kN
Voltage range: 0 – 10Vdc
• Current mode
Input resistance 480 +/-2%kN
Current range: 0-20mA
• Resolution 10bit A/D converter
• Connectors: terminal blocks
4 relay outputs
• Rated load 240V 50Hz ~7A, 24V 10A
• Total current 20A
• Connectors: terminal blocks
Interfaces
• RS232
_ Speed: 115200 bauds
_ Format: 8 bits

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_ Parity: none
_ Stop bits: 1
_ Flow control: hardware
_ Connector RJ45
• GSM GPRS
Alarm message service via SMS, E-Mail
Antenna MMCX connector
Protocols HTTP and SMTP
Possible configurations via internal WEB server interface
Watchdog controller
Operating temperature range from -20°C to +55°C
Rel. humidity: 5…95% (non condensing)
DIN Rail Mounting
Safety
• LST EN 60950-1
• EMC

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5.UsingCOMporttoconfigure
5.1ServerProgram
AfterinstallingtheprogramsfromtheCD,youwillfindaprogramcalled“Server”inyourstartmenu
underthe“Teltonika”folder.Runthe.exefiletoopenthe“Server”programwhichisusedtoconnect
totheTWCT22.
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Figure5.1.1Figure5.1.2
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Usethe“Autodetect”buttontoautomaticallydetecttheCOMporttowhichtheTWCT22is
Whentheconnectionismade,theCOMportboxwillread,“Com1Boxactive”asshowninfigure5.1.2
andthewebbrowserwillautomaticallyopentotheTWCT22Homescreen.(Figure5.1.3)
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Figure5.1.3
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6.Programming
6.1HomeScreen
Theheadingsalongthetopofthehomescreentakeyoutothedifferentstagesoftheprogram.These
stagesarelistedbelowwithabriefdescriptionofwhattheydo.
Logics–The“logic”iswhatmakesthingshappen.Itconvertsan“Event”intoan“Action”.(Process)
“Events”–An“Event”isthestartingpointoftheprogram.Whenan“Event”happensthenthe
programcanbegin.(Inputs)
Actions–an“Action”istheendpointoftheprogram.Whenan“Event”happens,the“Logic”
processesthe“Event”andtriggersan“Action”.(Outputs)
User–Thisiswhereyoucanconfigurewhichusersorgroupsofuserscantriggerprogramsfrom
externalcommunicationse.g.SMS,E‐mailorPhoneCall.
Settings–thisiswhereyouconfigurealltheinternalsettingsforthedevice,e.g.internaltime,
analogueinputsGSM/GPRSsettings,ReplyEmailsettingsandmore.
Status–Tellsyouthecurrentcommunicationstatus,andtimeoftheTWCT22aswellasthesoftware
version.
SystemLog–Thisisalistofallerrorsorfailedactions,“Events”orlogics.
6.2Programmingorder
Firstthingistoplanyourprogram.Writedownwhatyouwanttostarttheprogram(Event).Then
thinkofwhatyouwanttheendresulttobe(Action).TheordertoprogramtheTWCT22is,
UsersEventsActionsLogics
6.3SettingupUsers
Firstclickonthe“Users”buttononthehomescreen,thenthefollowingscreenwillappear.
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Figure6.3.1
Note.SMSusersmuststartwith+44…and
phonecalluserswith07….
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Click“NEWPerson”thenauserwillappear.Clickontheusernameandthenconfigurethedetails.
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Figure6.3.2
Figure6.3.3
Note.ItisagoodideatoidentifybetweenSMSusersand
phonecallusersintheUsername.
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Onceyouhaveconfiguredtheusers,youcanthenconfigurethegroupsifyouwishtousethem.
Clickon“NEWGroup”thenagroupwillappear.Clickonthegroupnameandthenconfigurethe
details.Namethegroupandthenholdshifttoselectmultipleusers.Afteryouhaveconfiguredthe
group,clickapply.
Figure6.3.3
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Figure6.3.4
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6.4Events
FirstclickontheEventButtonatthetopofthehomescreen,thenthefollowingscreenwillappear.
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Figure6.4.1
Inthe“Events”windowyouhaveachoiceof4differenttypesof“Events”.These“Events”are
explainedbelow:
Analog–ThisinputcanbesettoAnalogUp,Down,HighorLow.
Digital‐ThisinputcanbesettoDigitalUp,Down,HighorLow.
Message–ThisisasetmessagewhichcanbereceivedbySMSorCall.
Timer–Thisisasettimebeforeaneventistohappen.
6.4.1AnalogueEvents
OntheTWCT22thereare2Analoginputsonthetopofthedevice(Ain1andAin2).Toprograman
Analogevent,click“NEWAnalogEvent”thenclickonthenewanaloguenamewhenitappearsinthe
listandconfiguretheevent.Afteryouhaveconfiguredtheeventthenclickapply.
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Figure6.4.4.1
Figure6.4.1.2
Thenameoftheeventdoesnothaveanyrolein
theexecutionoftheevent.Itisonlyusedfor
identificationpurposesasyoumayhavemultiple
events.
Selecttheeventtype:AnalogUP,AnalogDOWN,
AnalogHIGHorAnalogLOW.
Selectthelevelofthetri
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er:0‐10Vor0‐20mA
Thetimeintervalafterwhichtheeventwillbesent
tothelogicfunctioniftheeventconditionstill
exists.
ChoosewhichAnaloginputtouse.
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6.4.2DigitalEvents
OntheTWCT22thereare4Digitalinputsonthetopofthedevice.ToprogramaDigitalevent,click
“NEWDigitalEvent”thenclickonthenewDigitalEventnamewhenitappearsinthelistandconfigure
theevent.Afteryouhaveconfiguredtheeventthenclickapply.
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Figure6.4.2.1
Figure6.4.2.2
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Thenameoftheeventdoesnothaveanyrolein
theexecutionoftheevent.Itisonlyusedfor
identificationpurposesasyoumayhavemultiple
events.
Selecttheeventtype:DigitalUP,DigitalDOWN,
DigitalHIGHorDigitalLOW.
ChoosewhichDigitalinputtouse.
Thetimeintervalafterwhichtheeventwillbesent
tothelogicfunctioniftheeventconditionstill
exists.
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6.4.3MessageEvent
TheTWCT22canrespondtoeitheranSMSmessageoraCallfromaphone.Eitheroftheseeventscan
triggeranaction.Clickon“NewMessageEven”tocreateaneweventandthenclickonthenewevent
whenitappearsinthelistandthenconfiguretheevent.Aftertheconfigurationiscomplete,click
submit.
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Figure6.4.3.1
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Thenameoftheeventdoesnothaveanyrolein
theexecutionoftheevent.Itisonlyusedfor
identificationpurposesasyoumayhavemultiple
events.
Selecttheeventtype:SMSorCall.
ChoosewhichUserorGroupwilltriggerthisevent.
Choosewhattheinputmessagewillbe.Thismust
beexactlywhatthephonesends.
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6.4.4TimerEvent
TheTWCT22hasabuiltinreal‐timeclock.Youcansetthetimeofthedeviceandusethattimeto
triggerTimerEvents.TimerEventscanbesettostartatanyexacttime/dateandfinishatanyexact
time/datewithrepetitionperiodssetbyseconds,minutes,hours,daysormonths.Youcanalsoselect
whichdaysoftheweektheprogramistorun.
ToProgramanewtimerevent,clickon“NewTimerEvent”thenclickonthenewtimeeventwhenit
appearsinthelistandconfiguretheevent.Afteryouhaveconfiguredtheeventclicksubmit.
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Figure6.4.4.1
Figure6.4.4.2
Thenameoftheeventdoesnothaveanyrolein
theexecutionoftheevent.Itisonlyusedfor
identificationpurposesasyoumayhavemultiple
events.
Settheexactdateandtimeforwhenyouwantthe
programtobegin.
Settheexactdateandtimeforwhenyouwantthe
programtoend.
Settheexactrepetitionperiodbetweencycles.
Setwhichdaysyouwouldliketheprogramtorun.
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FirstclickontheActionsButtonatthetopofthehomescreen,thenthefollowingscreenwillappear.
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Figure6.5.1
IntheActionswindowyouhaveachoiceof2differenttypesofAction.TheseActionareexplained
below:
ROUT–RelayOut.Thereare3differentRelaycommands,On,OffandToggle
Message–AMessageactioncansendanSMS,CalloranEmail.
6.5.1ROUTAction
TheTWCT22Relayoutputscaneitherbeswitchedon,offortoggle.ToprogramanewROUTAction,
clickon“NewROUTAction”andthenclickonthenewROUTActionwhenitappearsinthelistand
configuretheAction.Afteryouhaveconfiguredtheactionclicksubmit.
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Figure6.5.1.1
Figure6.5.1.2
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Thenameoftheactiondoesnothaveanyrolein
theexecutionoftheaction.Itisonlyusedfor
identificationpurposesasyoumayhavemultiple
actions.
SelectthetypeofROUTaction:On,Off,Toggle
Selectwhichrelayyouwouldliketoswitch.
SelecthowlongyouwouldliketheRelaytostay
switched.
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6.5.2MessageAction
TheTWCT22cansendmessagesviathreedifferentcommunications,E‐mail,CallorSMS.Toprograma
newmessageaction,clickthe“NewMessage”buttonandthenclickonthenewmessageActionwhen
itappearsinthelistandconfiguretheAction.Afteryouhaveconfiguredtheactionclicksubmit.
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Figure6.5.2.1
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Figure6.5.2.1
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Thisiswhereyoudefinethemessageyouwould
liketoreceive.
ThisiswhereyouselecttheUserortheGroup
whichyouwouldlikethemessagetogoto.
ThisiswhereyouchoosewhichtypeofMessage
communicationyouwouldlike,E‐Mail,CallorSMS.
Thenameoftheactiondoesnothaveanyrolein
theexecutionoftheaction.Itisonlyusedfor
identificationpurposesasyoumayhavemultiple
actions
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6.6Logics
TheLogicistheprocesswhichcombinesalltheEvents,ActionsandUserstogethertomakethe
programwork.First,clickonthe“Logics”buttonandthescreenbellowwillappear.
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Figure6.6.1
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Tocreateanewlogic,Clickthe“New”buttonandthenclickonthenewlogicandthefollowingscreen
willappear.Usethisscreentocombinewhichinputsandoutputsyouwouldliketouseinthis
program.
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HereyouselectwhichEvent(s)youwantto
triggertheActioninthisprogram.
Withthisdropdownmenuyoucanselect
“AND”or“OR”.ThisrelatestotheInputs.
“AND”meansallselectedinputsmustbeactive
and“OR”meansoneortheother.Toselect
multiple,Hold“Ctrl”andclickontheonesyou
want.
ThenameoftheLogicdoesnothaveanyrolein
theexecutionoftheLogic.Itisonlyusedfor
identificationpurposesasyoumayhave
multipleactions
HereyouselectwhichAction(s)youwantto
happenintheprogram.
DeviceSettings
Thedevicesettingsmustbesetforthedevicetoworkcorrectly.Toconfigurethesettings,clickonthe
settingsbuttonatthetopofthepage.Eachsectionofthesettingsshouldbeappliedasyouprogress
throughthelist.
AnalogInputs
WhenthereisnoinputoneitheroftheAnaloginputsonthedeviceyoushouldclickonthe“0V”
buttontocalibratetheinputs.
FaultRelay
Thiswillenergisetheselectedrelaywhenafaultinthedeviceisdetected.
DateandTime
ThisisthemanualwaytoconfiguretheTimeandDateofthedevicetheformatoftheinputit:
Date:YYYY/MM/DD
Time:HH/MM/SS
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Whentheunitisswitchedoff,themanualtimewillneedtobere‐entered.
TimezoneandDaylightsaving
Thisissothattheunitautomaticallyupdatesthetimewhenthetimezonechanges.
TimeSynchronisationServer
ThiswillmaketheUnitautomaticallydetectthetimewhenitisstartedupsoyoudonothaveto
manuallyenterthetime.ArecommendedServerfortheUKis:
Hostname:  nist.netservicesgroup.com
Mode:*unicast
Timeout(Hours): 0.1
GSM/GPRS
ThesearethesettingsfromyourSimCardNetworkProvider.Thesecanbefoundat:
http://www.filesaveas.com/gprs.html
ThePINcodeisthepinwhichisputonyoursimcard.YoudonotneedtouseaPINcode.Itispurely
forsecurityreasons.
AuthenticationMethodshouldbesetto“*None”
TheE‐MailSMTPServershouldbetheSMTPserverprovidedbyyourSIMCardNetworkProvider.A
SeparateE‐MailAccountshouldbesetupforthedeviceusingaNONAUSTHENICATEDEMAIL
PROVIDER.IrecommendGMX.Thiscanbefoundathttp://www.gmx.com.Thisservermaybe
blockedbyyourspamfiltersoyoumustallowthegivenE‐Mailaddressthroughthefilters.
ThisE‐MailAddressyoucreateshouldbeenteredinthe“SenderAddress”box.
TheAuthorisationsettingsonlyneedtobeconfiguredifyouneedtoaccessthisunitremotely.
TheSMSCentrenumbercanbeleftasstandard.
TheBridgedNetworkConnectiononlyneedtobeconferredifyouneedtoaccessthisunitremotely.
TheLanguagecaneitherbeEnglishorGerman.
Atthebottomofthepageyouhavetheoptiontodownloadtheconfigurationwhichcanthenlaterbe
uploadedtothedeviceoryoucanloadthesameconfigurationtomultipledevices.
Status
TochecktheDate,Time,signalstrengthandNetworkProvidersettingsyoucanclickonthe“Status”
buttonatthetopofthepage.ThiswillalsotellyoutheremoteIPaddressofthedeviceifyouwantto
connecttothedeviceremotely.
SystemLog
EveryerrorwhichoccurswiththedevicewillbeloggedintheSystemLog.Itisagoodideatoclearthe
systemlogaftercheckingitsothatitdoesnotbecometoobigandcluttered.

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Ifyouhaveanyproblemsconfiguringthedeviceoryouthinkthedeviceisfaulty,pleasecontactus.
Phone:01424850660
Fax:01424850990
E‐mail:murrayg@charter‐controls.com
Website:http://www.charter‐controls.com